What kind of heart-wrenching and good novels could I recommend?

Obviously, Harry Potter would be one of the main characters. And the goblins would be the other important ones. There might also be some other supporting characters from the original Harry Potter series, like Hermione or Ron, who could be involved in the story somehow.

A lion catches a mouse. The mouse pleads for its life. The lion lets it go. Later, the lion is trapped. The mouse hears and comes to free the lion.

There was a story about a rabbit owner. The rabbit loved to steal the owner's socks and hide them in its little nest. One day, the owner found all his missing socks there. It was so unexpected and hilarious.

As I mentioned before, since there is no public information about Bumrah's love story, we don't know who the main character would be if there is one.

A missionary went to a house to share the teachings. When the door opened, there was a parrot right there. And every time the missionary said something, the parrot would repeat it in a really funny voice. It was hard for the missionary to keep a straight face and the family inside was laughing too. In the end, they all had a good chat with the parrot chiming in now and then.

Well, 'A New Beginning for Jack and Arcee' is quite interesting. It starts with Jack finding Arcee in a damaged state and then he helps her recover. As they spend time together, a deep bond forms between them, and the story delves into their emotions and how they grow closer.

Another is 'Paradise Lost' by John Milton. It delves into the fall of man and has implications regarding the final judgment. The epic poem is full of complex characters and theological ideas.

It's a fictional place created for 'Pulp Fiction'.

One great book is 'The Bronze Bow' by Elizabeth George Speare. It's set in the time of Jesus and tells a story of a young boy's journey. Another is 'Amos Fortune, Free Man' which also has elements of Christian values and historical settings in early America.

Sure. Let's say a person reads a story about a migrating bird. Later, when they are facing a difficult decision in life, like whether to move to a new city for a job opportunity. Their head becomes that animal story. They think about how the bird overcomes long distances, faces various challenges during the migration, and they draw inspiration from it. They might think 'just as the bird has the courage to fly to a new place, I should have the courage to move for this job'.